Mitlin Money Mindset

When we think about professional athletes a number of things come to mind… elite abilities, wealth, and the pinnacle of success are among them. Greg Camarillo's comments about what life in the NFL is really like are a welcome peek behind the curtain to understand the day in and day out nature of what professional athletes experience. While he admits that his time in the NFL was indeed a pinnacle, he also realizes that the things that took him there are things that are available to everyone, in every walk of life.

Join me as Greg and I discuss his road to the NFL, which started when he walked on to the football team at Stanford and how his first years in the NFL were tenuous at best. He reveals the struggles professional athletes experience and offers a way through the difficulties through open dialogue and humility. I hope you take the time to listen to this insightful conversation.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• A college football walk-on who made a great career in the NFL [1:22]
• Greg's mentors in the NFL and how they impacted his success [5:44]
• Personal ambition VS team mindset and how to navigate them [10:31]
• The confidence-factor that leads to greater success [14:47]
• How does a player plan for the average length of his career (3.5 years)? [19:25]
• The best advice Greg received about finances while he was in the NFL [24:04]
• Struggles professional athletes experience after their careers [28:30]
• What Greg did today that put him/her in the right mindset for success? [38:29]

A great success question: Who do I see that I want to be like?

Success doesn't just happen. Many things go into the journey there. Greg Camarillo says that one of the attitudes he's found extremely helpful is that no matter what role he's in, he finds people to look up to and emulate. Who is doing what he needs to do, who is doing it with excellence? That's who he wants to be like.

What he describes is the old-fashioned idea we call "finding a role-model" and it's as helpful today as it ever was. Listen to hear Greg explain why role models are so important, how to make the most of them, and what can be done to apply what you learn in the best way possible.

Consistency plays a huge role in success

Greg Camarillo never expected to make it to the NFL, much less become a starting wide receiver. But one of the reasons he did was because he understood what the coaches were looking for. Put yourself in the coaches shoes for a moment. When a game is on the line, what keeps them from putting a young or inexperienced player in the lineup? It's the lack of confidence they have in that player. Can the player be trusted on the field?

Greg says that the best way to answer that question is to develop consistency. And this doesn't only apply to football. When those who have the authority to give you a bigger or greater role see that you deliver good results, consistently, they have greater confidence that you'll do so when they give you an opportunity. So, how can you apply that mindset in the roles you fill right now?

What happens when the thing that's provided your identity is gone?

One thing I was eager to ask Greg was how an NFL player handles the inevitable reality that his career is not going to last forever. In fact, the average player's career is only three and a half years long. How does a player do his best every day, while knowing that the odds of a long career are not in his favor.

Compounding the issue, players who do experience careers longer than the average face a handful of important questions once they do retire. What is my value, my drive, my purpose now that the career that defined much of my life is gone? Now that I've reached the pinnacle of a very elite career and am starting over at 30 or 40 years old, what am I going to do with myself for the next 50+ years? Will I ever feel the same level of excitement again?

Questions like these often nudge players into a dark place and recent stories illustrate how important it is that something is done to better equip players for the day they leave the league. In this conversation, Greg highlights some of the great things the NFL Player's Union does for players and provides guidance for those who are leaving a life-defining career and stepping into the unknown.

Resources & People Mentioned

• The University of San Diego - Where Greg serves as Director of Student-Athlete Development

Connect with Greg Camarillo

• On Twitter

BIO:

Greg Camarillo is currently the Coordinator of Student-Athlete Development at the University of San Diego, a role he has held for the last six years. He is also an on-air analyst for NBC 7 San Diego, regularly appearing on 'Football Night in San Diego' and 'Sports Wrap OT.'

Greg started his collegiate football career as a walk-on punter/receiver at Stanford University, where he earned an engineering degree in 2005. He was then able to turn a minicamp tryout with the Chargers into an 8-year NFL career as a wide receiver with stops in San Diego, Miami, Minnesota and New Orleans. After hanging up the cleats, Greg earned a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership at San Diego State University knowing that he wanted to work in collegiate athletics. Greg and his wife, Sharon, live in San Diego and have 3 daughters - Avery (8), Cameron (5) and Sloane (3).

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Most people who've worked for the Walt Disney company will tell you, it's a delightful place to work, grow, and learn. Dan Cockerell will tell you so in glowing terms. After college and participation in the Disney college program, he chose to work for Disney. His beginning role wasn't a glamorous one — he parked cars. But that humble beginning was the trailhead that led him down the path of personal and career development. He eventually filled the role of VP of The Magic Kingdom. That's quite a progression and the story is worth hearing. Listen to hear Dan's valuable insights into personal growth, management, company culture, and a mindset that leads to success.

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You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Dan's road from parking attendant to VP of Disney's Magic Kingdom [2:55]
• The ins and outs of the Disney college program — learning, earning, living [5:48]
• How technology impacted Dan's journey at Disney [7:56]
• A powerful tip about creating amazing culture in an organization [11:38]
• Culture stories from inside Disney [14:01]
• Moving managers toward facilitating excess, not having all the answers [18:53]
• Favorite roles Dan filled in Disney [22:02]

• Intentional reflection puts Dan in the right mindset for success [25:24]
• The catalyst that moved Dan away from his role at Disney [27:09]
• Advice for the dual-income, dual-career families [32:55]
• What Dan did today to bring joy and put him in the right mindset for success [35:18]

Resources & People Mentioned

• Dan's book: How's the Culture in Your Kingdom?
• Disney's College Program
• Disney Institute

Connect with Dan Cockerell

• Dan's website
• Cockrell Consulting
• On Instagram
• On Twitter
• On Linkedin
• On Facebook

Bio:

Dan attended Boston University, graduating in 1991, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. An avid rugby player, he was selected for the 1990 and 1991 USA Collegiate All-American Rugby team, and was Captain for the 1991 team. Upon graduation from Boston University in 1991, Dan moved to Florida and worked as a parking attendant at Disney's Epcot Center. Subsequently, he joined the Disneyland Paris Management Trainee Program. He was transferred to France to join the opening team of Disneyland Paris three months prior to the grand opening. While in France, he held various management positions in Park Operations. He and his wife Valerie, who was also with Disneyland Paris, were married in France and spent five years there before moving back to Orlando in 1997. Since that time they have raised three children – Jullian, Margot and Tristan.

Dan has held various executive operations roles at the Walt Disney World Resort, both in the theme parks and resort hotels, and retired as the Vice President of the Magic Kingdom where he led 12,000 cast members and entertained over 20 millions guests annually. He earned his MBA in 2001 at the Crummer School of Business at Rollins College. In addition to his operational responsibilities, Dan was a keynote speaker for the world-renowned Disney Institute for 18 years. He has addressed open-enrollment participants as well as attendees in customized programs including the USAA Bank, General Motors, the U.S. Department of State,

the U.S. Army, the Southern Methodist University Business School, Porsche A.G., and United Airlines. He also participated in the Sodexo Quality Life Worldwide Conference Panel, moderated by Arianna Huffington, in 2015.

After a fulfilling and exciting 26-year career with the Walt Disney Company, and upon becoming empty nesters, Dan and Valerie made the decision to set out on a new venture and start their own consulting and speaking business. Dan provides customized, authentic presentations and insightful workshops focusing on leadership and management practices, drawing upon his extensive Disney career with relevant examples and inspiring storytelling.

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Today's guest on the Mitlin Money Mindset™ is Stephanie O'Dea, New York Times bestselling author and slow living expert. In 2008, Stephanie made a New Year's resolution to use her Crock-Pot slow cooker every day for a year and write about it online. This simple idea resulted in 10 books, 6 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, and a brand new career she could do at home in her pajamas. Stephanie feels that she's living her version of the American dream. She believes that at the end of the day, we all just want to feel calm, cool, and collected like we did our absolute best. It starts with learning to live slowly. Stephanie says we live in a pressure cooker world so let's be more like the Crock-Pot. Listen in to see how you might be able to live slowly, enjoy life, and do it on your terms.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Stephanie's path to becoming a best-selling author and slow living expert? [2:32]
• Starting a business 6 months before a recession [5:46]
• With 353 dinners did Stephanie ever run out of ideas? [7:13]
• Slow vs Instant cookers [10:26]
• What is slow living all about? [13:25]
• What kind of mindset do people need to live slower [16:25]
• Actionable things you can do to move towards a slow living lifestyle [18:04]
• The Tony Robbins for moms [22:13]
• The mindset needed to take a passion and turn it into a successful business [26:05]
• What Stephanie did today that put her in the right mindset for success? [30:39]

Becoming a slow living expert and launching a lifestyle

How did Stephanie end up on a path to becoming a New York Times bestselling author and slow living expert? Stephanie says she's mostly a mom. She has three children and needed to find a legitimate way to work from home while raising them. In 2008, she made a new year's resolution to use her Crock-Pot slow cooker every day for a year and write about it online. Stephanie wanted to learn how to run a website, she wanted to write and find a way to force herself to write every day. She was drawn to the idea of a New Year's resolution because it had an end date. However, the site took off and book publishers started calling. Stephanie ended up on TV and all of it sort of snowballed in this cool way AND she still got to stay home with her kids. While making more than enough money to support her family.

What is Slow Living?

Slow living is a feeling. Stephanie doesn't like the hustle, do more, be more, achieve more, go, go, go, life. She says a lot of times people are trying to cram so much in that they forget that life is long and you might as well enjoy it. There's no reason to over-schedule and over-burden yourself. Stephanie explains a lot of people underestimate what they can get done in a week so instead of scheduling it out in a nice, slow, methodical way, they over-schedule themselves, and then because of that, they don't get it all done. Then they are always trying to play catch up and it doesn't feel right.

Stephanie tells moms they have to pay themselves first. For Stephanie, that means getting up at 4 am and giving herself an hour before the craziness of life and family start. Where she is alone in the kitchen with her coffee and nice-smelling candle and she's able to journal and think. If that seems ridiculous to you, then just start shifting forward, but give yourself at least a half-hour to an hour to remember who you are as a human before you start essentially firefighting all day long.

The mindset needed to turn a passion into a business

What is the mindset needed for the moms and people listening to take their passion, something they like doing and turn it into a successful business? Stephanie thinks one of the better things she did was giving it a whole year. She had an idea for a New Year's resolution and she stuck to it. Stephanie says sometimes people have great intentions, but they don't follow through. The execution gets muddied because they give up and it takes a long time to get the ball rolling and to feel comfortable with what you're doing. Eventually, success can be reached for almost any idea and anything, if you just stick with it and follow your gut and your intuition. So a follow-through mindset is highly recommended and if you don't know if you have that Stephanie can help!

Connect with Stephanie O'Dea

• The website
• On Instagram
• On Facebook

In 2008, Stephanie O'Dea made a New Year's Resolution to use her crockpot slow cooker every day for a year and write about it online.

This simple idea resulted in 10 books, 6weeks on the New York Times best sellers list, and a brand new career she could do at home, in her pajamas.

I am a New York Times best-selling author of 10 books. I live in the SF Bay Area, and am a mom to three amazing girls, and a basset hound puppy named Sheldon.

I feel as if I'm living My Version of the American Dream.

I believe in Slow Living — I got my start writing online in 2008 when I started my A Year of Slow Cooking website.

I now write, teach, and speak all things Slow Living. I coach busy people who need to get their "Have-Tos" completed

efficiently and effectively so there is time for the "Want-Tos."

I work primarily with moms who are trying to feel and function their best while juggling "all the balls."

I believe that at the end of the day, we all just want to feel calm, cool, & collected, and like we did our absolute best.

It starts with learning to Live Slowly. We live in a pressure cooker world. Let's be more like the crockpot.

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Today's guest is Randi Zinn. She's an author, mindfulness and wellness expert, podcast host, and founder of the Going Beyond Movement and Beyond Mom. The Going Beyond Movement grants women permission to step in, step up, and enter a curious dialogue with their life. Randy has created a community to allow women to engage in a meaningful dialogue about these topics. Her book, Going Beyond Mom: How to Activate Your Mind, Body & Business After Baby, was published in 2017. She is a regularly featured expert interviewed by the media, and has been featured in Women@Forbes, HuffPost, The New York Times, Well+Good, MindBodyGreen, Elephant Journal, Cheddar, FOX5 NY, Great Day Washington, The Honest Company Blog, and many more. For those of you interested in taking care of yourself and taking control of your life...Listen. Carefully.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Randi Zinn's path to founding the Going Beyond Movement [2:36]
• What is the Going Beyond Movement all about? [5:43]
• How the Going Beyond Movement is aspiring to help women [10:28]
• A success story from the Going Beyond Movement [13:25]
• How does mindset come into play for people Going Beyond? [18:07]
• How has your family played a part in your movement and drive for success? [21:38]
• What tips do you have for women who are juggling family and career? [23:44]
• Women are seeing more opportunities in leadership. Why is this so important? [27:34]
• What Randi did today that put her in the right mindset for success? [31:18]

Resources & People Mentioned

• Randi's book Going Beyond Mom: How to Activate Your Mind, Body & Business After Baby

Connect with Randi Zinn

• The website
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• On Twitter
• On Linkedin
• On Facebook
• On YouTube

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Today's guest is Dr. Brad Klontz Co-Founder of the Financial Psychology Institute. He's also an Associate Professor of Practice at Creighton University Heider College of Business, and he's a Managing Principal of Your Mental Wealth Advisors. Dr. Klontz was awarded the Innovative Practice Presidential Citation from the APA for his work in helping people with money and wealth issues. Dr. Brad Klontz has been a columnist for the Journal of Financial Planning, On Wall Street, and PsychologyToday.com.

In addition, he has co-authored and co-edited five books on the psychology of money. His work has been featured on ABC News' 20/20, Good Morning America, and in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, to name a few. The psychology of money is something that is fascinating to me and to have the opportunity to have a conversation with Dr Klontz and share it with you, makes it even better. So be sure to listen in, because I'm sure you'll hear some interesting things about money, wealth, and psychology and how they all come together.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Dr. Brad Klontz's path to the Financial Psychology Institute [2:45]
• What is a financial psychologist? [5:33]
• When or how do our ideas surrounding money develop? [6:04]
• How much does mindset have to do with poor mental wealth? [8:42]
• Do you have a money disorder? [12:56]
• Why is money so complicated? [15:52]
• What can investors do to achieve a better relationship with money? [18:29]
• Are social posts (by unqualified people) affecting the psychology of investors? [20:57]
• How chatter on Reddit and other social media affects investor psychology? [24:56]
• What Brad did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [31:20]

Connect with Dr. Brad Klontz

• The website
• On Instagram
• On Twitter
• On Facebook
• On YouTube
• On Linkedin

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Today's guest on Mitlin Money Mindset™ is Jodi Daniels. She's the Founder and CEO of Red Clover Advisors, a privacy consultancy helping companies from startup to fortune 100, create privacy programs, build customer trust and achieve privacy law compliance. Founded in 2017 Red Clover advisors is currently one of the few certified women's business enterprises focused solely on privacy.

Jodi is a Certified Informational Privacy Professional, a national keynote speaker, and has been featured in The Economist, Thrive Global, Forbes, Inc., Authority Magazine, Medium, and is also a member of the Forbes Business Council. If that wasn't enough, she's also the co-host of the She Said Privacy/He Said Security podcast. Privacy, the internet, and business are all top of mind and concerns for most out there. So tune in to hear what you should be doing to maintain the privacy of your business, your clients, and yourself.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Jodi's path to founding Red Clover Advisors [3:06]
• What does RCA specifically do in the privacy arena? [4:22]
• What companies have to think about to protect clients, customers, & employees [5:52]
• Brass tacks minimums companies should be doing to protect their data [10:43]
• Does privacy need to be handled differently based upon the size of a company? [14:40]
• Federal vs state laws [17:46]
• Can a business be impenetrable? [19:26]
• The cost of privacy and a breach [23:06]
• As a consumer, what should we be concerned about or look for? [26:09]
• The future of privacy policies and the control you have over your own information [28:20]
• Things that should prompt you to stay away from a specific site? [31:48]

• What Jodi did today that put her in the right mindset for success? [34:56]

Connect with Jodi Daniels

• The website
• On Twitter
• On Linkedin Jodi or Red Clover Advisors
• On Facebook Jodi or Red Clover Advisors

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Today's guest on the Mitlin Money Mindset™ is Dr. Manuel Astruc, the founder of Your Next Act. Manuel started Your Next Act to help high-achieving entrepreneurs find the mental strength to not just survive their ventures, but thrive. After seeing for himself the change that comes with consciously making an effort to embrace the journey and block out negativity made in his own life. He knew he needed to share this knowledge with others. What makes Dr. Astruc unique is he has been working as a psychiatrist for over 20 years and the last 15 in his own private practice. He also has experience in the addictions field as the Medical Director of the Saratoga County Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services and previously worked as the Medical Director of the Saratoga Hospital Mental Health Unit. Manuel's path is a result of his own personal life events and I'm excited for you to hear his story.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Manuel's path to launching Your Next Act [2:39]
• How Your Next Act is looking to help people [7:28]
• Happiness is fleeting [10:33]
• Why is mindset so important for entrepreneurs [15:28]
• The benefits of working with a trained psychiatrist opposed to a business coach [18:54]
• Some tools and ways for people to take small steps toward big change [23:38]
• Turning off your entrepreneur brain in order to meditate [29:35]

• What Manuel did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [32:46]

Connect with Dr. Manuel Astruc

• The website
• On Linkedin
• On Facebook

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Today's guest on the Mitlin Money Mindset™ is Jamie Hopkins, the managing director of Carson Coaching and the Director of Retirement Research for Carson Group. Jamie is one of the most well-known and educated people in the area of wealth management. In addition to his role at Carson Group, he is a finance professor of practice at Creighton University's Heider College of Business and has helped co-create the Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP®) designation at The American College of Financial Services. Jamie is the author of the book Rewirement: Rewiring The Way You Think About Retirement Planning. And if all this was not enough, he was named as a top 40 young attorney by the American Bar Association and a top 40 financial service professional under the age of 40 by InvestmentNews. In 2020, his work on retirement planning and the SECURE Act won an award from WealthManagement.com for being the best Thought Leadership Advisor Education. I have known and followed Jamie and his work for several years. He is a go-to for me when we're in need of an outlook on how things in the world might affect the markets, and we love having him as part of our team.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Jamie's path to his many roles today [2:52]
• Why is retirement planning such a difficult topic for clients to approach? [8:40]
• Three things you should be doing when planning for retirement [12:31]
• Things people are doing regularly with an adverse effect on their retirement? [16:20]
• Changes that have impacted how people should be thinking about retirement [19:37]
• Social Security. Will it be there for those who need it when they need it? [23:35]
• Are changes coming to the retirement landscape with the new administration [31:20]
• What Jamie did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [36:01]

Connect with Jamie Hopkins

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• On Twitter

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Today's guest on Mitlin Money Mindset™ is author Jennifer Probst. She is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of sexy and erotic contemporary romance. Jennifer wrote her first book at 12 years old and has not stopped since. Her book The Marriage Bargain spent 26 weeks on the New York Times bestsellers list. Jennifer's work has been translated in over a dozen countries, sold over a million copies, and was dubbed a "romance phenom" by Kirkus Reviews. If that was not enough, she has penned Wright Naked. A book to help other authors succeed. It has been described by other authors as an effortless read and tremendous help. I've had the opportunity to know Jennifer through my involvement with the romance author community and I am excited to share our conversation with you.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Jennifer's path to becoming a bestselling author [2:10]
• An overnight sensation 30 years in the making [6:32]
• Why Jennifer is drawn to contemporary romance [8:42]
• How writing has exposed Jennifer to so many career experiences [10:48]
• How has writing and being an author changed over the years? [15:44]
• Juggling writing and all of the other aspects of business [21:03]
• How Jennifer is giving back to the industry [23:20]
• What has being an author given Jennifer that she never expected [27:34]
• What Jennifer did today that put her in the right mindset for success? [30:11]

Connect with Jennifer Probst

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Today's guest on the Mitlin Money Mindset™ is Chris Cartisano, founder of Christopher Allen Clothiers. Chris has over 20 years of experience in the custom clothing business and has built a company on his knowledge, integrity, and attention to detail. Christopher Allen Clothiers provides men's custom apparel and wardrobe management services to their distinguished, busy, and successful clientele. His clients include CEOs, attorneys, sports figures, business owners, and those that just want to look and feel good. Chris and his company provide the highest level of customer service and are always ready to meet their client's needs when and where it's best for them. Chris has been helping me with and creating my wardrobe for years and is responsible for almost all of my business and formal attire, always making me look good. After you hear this conversation, I hope you'll consider him too.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

• Chris' path to creating Christopher Allen Clothiers [2:32]
• How has the custom clothing industry changed over the years [6:34]
• Changes Chris has seen in fashion and style [8:54]
• Stepping into women's clothing [11:14]
• Types of attire that Chris handles for clients [12:21]
• Other benefits from wearing custom clothes [14:20]
• Benefits of using Chris' services as opposed to shopping for clothes [19:36]
• What are wardrobe management services? [22:43]
• What should people expect to pay, a range, for custom clothing? [24:26]
• What Chris did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [29:19]

Connect with Chris Cartisano

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